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ringlon, Esq. Sinee the passing of the Act of Incorporation the Directors have ascertained all the liabilities of the Company—the engineering ex penses—the costs of soliciting the Act through Parliament in two distinct sessions—the charge for surveys to Limerick, Cahir, and Wexford—and the general expenses of the Company ; and they have much satisfaction in stating that, after discharging all these engagements, a considerable balance will remain at the disposal of the Directors. The Directors refer to this fact in proof of the strict economy with which they have administned the funds of the Company, and of the moderate amount of the legal and engineering expenses. B 5 the Act of Incorporation, the possession of a most important and profitable line of railway passing through a populous country, and one also peculiarly favourable to the formation of the railway, is secured to the shareholders, and the Directors are enabled to state, upon the authority of their engineers, that the cost of its for mation may and will be most materially reduced below the estimates laid before Parliament. Ili the calculations of income proved in the Committee on the Bill, it was shown that allowing 501. per eent. of the income for the annual expenses of the undertaking, a profit of 10/. to 121. per eent. would remain to the shareholders. The report of their en gineers justifies the Directors in believing that this profit will be fully realised. The Act of Incorporation having directed that the earlier part of the line should be m•d cof such width as should be rceemmended by the Midway Commissioners for Ireland, the Directors have ap plied to the Commissioners to be informed the width they propose to recommend, and their report has been promised to be laid before Pinliament early in this session. As the Directors feel that the interests of the shareholders will be Lost consulted by the active commencement of the works as soon as practicable, they have directed the line, for the fist eighteen miles, to he marked out, and the value of the land required to be ascer tained, that ite impediment to the prosecution of the works ma♦ exist ; and the Directors beg to tell the attention of the holders of the Scxip receipts 1e the necessity of having their shares registered at the Office of the Company. - - iIIENRY BAINBRIDGE, Railway °like, 42, Cor n hill. Chairman. UNDRIt the PATRONAGE of HIE It MAJESTY the QUEEN of HANOVER, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE •f SUSSEX , HER OR CEO* DUCHPSS of RICHMOND , Sc. arc. MR. E. SOLOMONS, OPTICIAN to the Royal Eye Infirmary, patentee of the Amber Spectacles, &e., SO, OLD BONILTREET, (nearly opposite the western Exchange,) whose recently itivent.d and highly approved SPECTACLES may b adapted to the various eiromnstances of individual eases appertaining to defective vision. Whilst Vitae Spectacles excel all others as regards their very superior refractive property, and their comparaire Ugh neva, they posiscso the farther advantage of modifying bright and strong light, which, rat tie same time is transmitted through the various humours of the eye, anise to reader vi.ion most perfectly distinct, conveying also a sense of cool_ toss and pleasure to the organ, with the additional equally important re commendation st' being r'REE from the pernicious attributes of onnimon glasses ; is short she qualitiec of Mr. Solomon's Spectacloa adapt them to afftsrd ease and comfort by protecting and strenithening the eyes, arid to extend to. ision the most decided and instantaneous relief that art eon areomplish. Their superior efileacY is attested by the follow itig eminent prolCs'ors, who (among many other's) have given them their unqualified approbation: Sir Tyrrell, , Surgeon to the Ophthalmic Infirmary, Moor-fields. lienjatnin C. Brodie, Bart., PAIS., Saville-row. Sir Anthony Carlisle, P.P.:S., President of the College of Surgeons. John svensoir, Deg., Cculist to his late Majesty, &c., Margaret-stroot, C ivenilish-olt ; tare. Sir James L. Anderson, M.D., &c., 'stew Burlingtoo-street. Mir Charlor Afire. Old Burlington-street. Dr Mills, Ditto Ditto. Martin Ware, Est, Gerili,t, New Bridge-street. Titus Berry, Eaq., Sargeon, Georges-street, lianover.square. J. Soden, Surgeon to the Eye In firmsry, Bath. J. llocige.n, and T. F. Leis an, Esqs., Oculists, Eye bitirmqry, Bir gaingh Ara ProNesor Macleod, Physician to the King of Prirse:a, Berlin. Prorftsor Kepi:, Physician to the King of Saxony, Dresden. Proti.sora Clams and Rah!, (tourist Leipsie. Professor Pnnitz, Oculist, Dresden. Doctor Schineissor, Hamburgh. Mr. Soloruons is totally unconnected uith pc.'nons of the same Flam e lo this eountry, and the Amber Spuutarles hearing C.e ONLY PATENT cow extant, their disposal is exclusively oontined to Ins bouse No. 34, k lit Bond-struct, and to his b ranc h establishments; in IRELAND. *• • Hours of attendance from Ten till Six o'clock IGHT ItESTORED, AND ligabACHE' CURED, MY THE USE OF GRIMSTONE'S EYE-SNUFF. .11114 Snuff is Patronized by th e ROY A L FAMILY. .J. G I '11144 Eq; ' F. RS., tbe eminent Su. gent), strongly reco ti to onnls IiRIMSTONE'S EYE.SNUFY. A FEW' EXTR A t TS FROM THE PRESS. From the NEWS du s t SIIONDAT GLOII2, Aug. 27, 18117. • 91.1 e. si the most splendid Velics of the present age is now univea ,':"Y atirnitt.:•tl, by the t star.. Try (4 . the lutist unque.tionable. authoriti,s, "he G anfilTONE'S EYE I,I4UPP. This line Leib:.ceous ctnnpnund tar sus. Pastes anything bethre uttered to the World ; e,uei thorn its sa'utary effects Zithose who habitu. ply use it, it may be truly e.tt-emed a national bless. nrl he time ha s b een, w h en every third m met you et in the s tre..t s, e 4 at Cite through the medium of spectacles, or protected his visual ()rims by shades of various hugs and shapes. \ i cily the pas was a pl ink ing generation ! W e as k , i s i t so now? Every one mintm.^ ll Y 4 mwar, " No!" 't o what ran this miraculous change be attri bphis t uted but to the ;inmenss annsumptinn of Grimstone's Celebrated Snuff, 17f4taicords te , rta•ri relict in every affection of the Eyes. Fauna Ex. r". We c•ti, nom honest esper.ence offer our te.timony to it s super . I ) er. .merits.- From the News and sunday Editnr. Cube, or the Havanna!), Isle of Cuba, reesived his appointm en t by nail Pedro Ortiz Zugasti, Consul to the Court of Great Britain, lltth trept eie bor.-(See Statiderd.) noe G Lobs vends ''t,so- case: yearly His orders and letters of a b..- Lofty may be se e n i n S nun I) n I English , .goa d-street, Blooms. bur i Y ; ; at ilwin t antifticiory,. - Yowl-y " ard. Iteenzumentit the u n iver sa l a d opt i on of Grimstone ' s Eye Editor. u'sr.- We felt pleasure in g i v i ng our test i mony to the ellicaary of Grir matene's Er- Snuff.- Ed.tor. s alFehigh reputation of this Snuff is justiticti by its resto,- tivi, t - tialities.- Editor. Er ts):INII MAIL. -Take Grimstone's Eye Snuff; as a preventive or cure fur the diiewed organs of the head.-Editor. LITkIIPOOL CnattNlcut. -The many cases tf sure, by means of this graft; is wouder:lll.•- Editor. r'af't AND IVPIiT INDIA liLsonziNn. Nc thing is 50 trifielitt to prove as t'l,A,ToYontive; but thi s we 11l knoW that Griinston e 's E) e Snuff is an an. , qpiinst en ittag i f , n, and powerful restorative of sight. - Editor. Styr ' •,"(-Pttairrittl CtIfrOXICLE. -We should be glad to see this Snuff in go. 1t it is a s a te and powerful restorative.-Editor, rat:s3IIISL Nl•;'s EYE SNUFF.--The UFF. -The utility this important preps_ row ' "is hcrnminz d a il y more al parent, and a the `fct is, we understand, Nttib:lsinid beyond conboversy, that during the reratence of that F l .j Ur gs Cholera, those who ilsed (4in:stone's Eve Snuff escaped the ma. (See 1)r, Andrews's Reports,; Wien frequently used, it is well uiet~w;f to 'melt:tie the Nervots System by its action upon the pituitary As thi s luh rane• it ex, -Geis,, a mo s t salutary influence u. on the optic nerve, art ias is entirely made from ',Wish Herbs, it deserves, even in ntereantii won,. , paint of view, the consideration of all those who prefer the tulll, ar g e 'alel.•t of a whol esome and useful article of home manufae t ..n eotle herb l'obacco. On the whole, the Inventor ai,pears t..11 ,0 s rtl to tLe thal,ls the countr, for the enainent scrviena 1 14s, et rust upon i t b y this diseovery. 'Editor of the bun.-_let March, ()BNISIIV the INVENI OR'S SIGNATURE on oath Canistor. , - sok)the Ur 3 P4lronage of hi, late Majesty, H. IL H. the authoes of KEN T, ds of th e Treasury -Sold 111 CiAnSteri, 15s. ed. St. 4s. 4d ~ tl • sc.. le. &I and Sd. each. • OLD SNUFFS and CIGARS as Imported. bit. S OLOiti()N'S Celebrated CORDIAL BLM OF GILEAD. 1,,,_ ~ u. A earn: sae . rto the Fair Sex . . .. ~, The "ri '' ' ' ‘ pertilia • ' come im:nediately lit,.",e. power of this Restorative, and many Ladies of Fastus.acid .. antel,-,tettability have round it to be the best medical appendage tp the to - ,1 1 e3' tver inet with, recruiting the decayed spirits, dissipating he,ll - and langcor, and creating a pleasing vivacity—chasing away Thi,'",° l Y. and giving, comfort and strength to the whole sy , st t rn. , eays j,, i ,„""atlirr Al...belie also aftbrds wonderful re!lef in a.l inward GC. 'l,llO-7ne''' of B , U - its, relaxation in either sex, whether hereditary . or or n ( : - .,..`2 ) , Youth It il ' ilitprudtrice.; In seminal weaknesses, toil d t - lets, tia v( , ` . e. Is consumptions, its merits are unrivalled, Inv gi..trating the d - lai',,; - J' l :Lve, and throwing a genial warmth upon the debilitated and re -1,41, ,),.,trt- tli:t stand in rived of assiqacce. :liil,l,,,,atett 67teiety is sulieet to no clas: of Diseases so much as the 5e,,,, v , 0 , US, which invade alike the delieate Female, and the rohu:t and A,„,..:1,.. e 'Y It.,rous Youth. Listle:sness of 3lind, impaired Strength and tit- j,',".' l - . Ilatii!ence, HeacLche, Vertigo and Dimness of Sight, arc more no s‘i"r!.obr!rtalle iti Min all ; a , ti tor which no remedy has hitherto beer, LI 1 , ,,, ,, r _the A ~A. IZ '''slul'y othni ,, istered a: this eelebi at ed Cordial. NTI-IMPETIGE , ES, or SOLOMON'S DiIOPS, which llstem tel the blood, eradicating scorbutic humours, and restoring the the ,01 triton impel: ed by the imprudent use of Mercury, have been found It z° • en.vator to lie.lth and rigour hiti,,, rt u tr'uly mild, s::le, and effectual Remedy, and the best substitute Woka 11emered for that danverolis mineral Mercury. It is equally l ' , kr', 314 " t , ' both Rote: and all a , es. There are fax families in which , ~..,. t...t utility does not rt ' dlo it of ea ' s ' y p . ,tof, as a purifier of the blood and j'`2 71 2t, , c..;: or the tlattir.7.; aecretitms.. 34 ,b, five found Cases may he foal at Gilead HouSe, as heretofore. /14 . LI. )' Mr. J ehl l .oll, ,8, Condit!! ; Mr. Sanger, lt.o, Oxford-street. ; n ( , r ~.. •ekril', 33 Whitechapel ; Hannay Alld Co., 63, Ora ird-strePt, cor ~, r Vc,,,ip ... ' - 'Medi, - ';ieFt ; J. W. stisli.,g, tit;, Itigh.sti yet, t't hitect-apel ; and , ti i • 1 , 1 l ele i enders, in bottles at I s. and 3'...4. each ._' 1 4 . 1 p",, 1 in3v bc. had, mice Dlt. SOLOMON'S .GUIDE TO " ' l ltC,,,:',.;','!' , ,wilicii ;ivy be consulted as the alert fend in'the tbliow, 4.944.2 4 .. 1 _ - ,, --- Loss of Appetite .and Strength, Nervous and Spasmodic COM. ' "e PAirnui conseiumrs lA . Dissipation, Ism , ONDON COFFEE-HOUSE KEEPERS' ASSOCIATION. At a MEETIN G of the COMMITTEE, held at Anderton's Hotfil, this cay, _ _ Mr. MARSHALL in the Chair, - It .;as uvanimeusly rusolred— That the thanks of this Committers are due, and are heyday given. to Martin Young, Esq., Prop r i e t or o f " Tho San and True Sin N' , 7writlerst, for his ro.uniciftent donation of 807. in aid of the funds of this Institution, and Lite.wise for beeorning a Sub - scriber of 104) Guineas per at nnni. Releired tinaninioufly—That the foregoing Re-solution be pub— isbed in all the London Journal". P. FORBES, Hon. See. ettnhrian CoffeeAnnse, Great Rtmell-strett, Covent-garden, Jan. 1, 1888. TO7filE NEXT OF K IN op. THE LATE MR. AARON .ALLOTT, DECEASED. WHEREAS Mr, AARON ALLOTT, late Sheffield, in the county of York, Gentleman, deceased, by his Last Will and Testament, and a Codicil thereto annexed in writing, and bosh dated t':e 9th day of January, 1837, gave and bequeathed all his Estates and Effects unto Mr. Peter Webster, of Spring -street. Sheffield, aforesaid, carpenter, and Mr. Thomas Parkin. of Spring -street aforesaid, grocer (and appointed them executors of his said will and codicil), on certain trusts therein mentioned, amongst others,• after payment of certain legacies also therein mentioned. 11; on trust as to the rest, residue, and re tnainder of the said trust monies, and testator's personal estate, to pay a portion rnd divide the same residue unto and equally amongst 16 the said testator Aaron Allott's next of kin, reckoning the same according to the Statute of Distributions (except as therein men tioned); and testator willed and declared that, after using such means by advertisement or otherwise as his said executors might think expedient for the purpose of ascertaining such next of kin, daring the course of one year from his testator's decease, then on trust to pay all the said rest, residue, and remainder of the said trust funds, and his said estates and effects, unto and equally among,-t all such of testator's next of kin as should be discovered within such year as aforesaid, or before such division takes place. And Testator further declared, that if at the period abovementioned all his next-of-kin should not then be discovered, then such as should not have been discovered, should be excluded all benefit under his said will. Notice, therefore, is hereby given, of .such will and codicil to the next-of-kin of the said Testator; and that also the said Testator died on or. about the 10th day of January . now lett past ; and that all persons claiming as next-of-kin to the said deceased are required without de lay to make out their title or right to a share of the said residue inemirs, as next of kin, according to tlke Statute of Distribution, andleive their credentials, or particulars of proof thereof, at the Mikes, in North Church-street, in Sheffield, of Mr. 13roomhead, solicitor, for examination, or from and after the 10th day of Ja nuary insta n t ; th ose neg l ect i ng or om i tt i ng so to do will be ex cluded all benefit under the acid will and codicil. By Order, HENRY BROOMHEAD, Solicitor to the Executors. GREAT LEINSTER and MUNSTER RAILWAY.--FIRST EXTENSION FROM DUB LIN TO KILKENNY. Subscribed Capital 800,600/. In shares of 100/. First payment 21. 10a., per share. DIRECTORS. HENRY BAINBRIDGE, Esq., Chairman. FRANCIS WILSON, Esq., Deputy Chairman. Thomas .Barnwell, Esq. Richard Preston Pritchard, Esq. Peter Gale, Esq. Owen Ryan, Esq. Geo. La 'fondle, Esq. Benjamin R. Shaw, Esq. John Maher, Esq., M.P. Edward Stewart, Esq. Thomas Mooney, Esq. Francis White, Esq. ENOINEtits. John Macneil and David Aber, Esqrs. SOLICITOitg. Messrs. Fladgate, Young. and Jackson; and Matthew Bar- 7„//,‘_,7 /I~ZT r% r‘;/ e't - ;‘.74i/ TRANSFER OF REAL PROPERTY. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT AND PUBLIC AUCTION. M R. RAINY respectfully begn leave to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and the Pubiie that he proposes to ESTAI3LISII at this Gallery and Office, a GENERAL RE GISTER for the TRANSFER of REAL PROPERTY of every description, situate in any part of the United KinTdom, and of the best class of residenees in London., e?on a principle, and aLdcr regulations which, it is confidently trusted, gill claim sonsideration and attention, especially from the landed interest and wealthier (glasses; the great object iu view being to counteract and destroy quackery, and to suppress those practices which are derogatory, by opposing to them a system of agency conducted with truth, impar tiality, and independence oalculate4, it is hoped, to aorffd inercated facilities to transaction s at a considerable saving of expense of tin.• and trouble, and with perfect security to the public. A printed prospectus is in course of circulation, and may now be I had at Mr. Rainy's ofs•e, 14, on the oast side of Regent-street, i in the division between Piccadilly and Pall-mall. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. RAINY, At the G a ll ery , N o. 14, Regent-street, in February, by direction of the Executors, rruiF, choice and va l ua bl e LII3R ARY, collection _ff. of Prints, Pictures (including the splendid Portrait, by Sir Thomas Lawrence, of the late John Kesel)le, Esq., in the character of Cato). Sze. ; the property of the late Right Honourable the Earl of Blessington. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY AIR. RAINY, At the C a ll er y, N o. 14, Regent-street, early in February, by direc tion of the Executors, T HE PICTURES, select Library of Books, Plate, miseellaneous articles of ornament, and the cellar of Willies of between 300 and 400 dozens, the property of the late Jamee Alexander Frampton, Eaq., of Tavistock-square. TO. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. RAINY. At the Gallery. No. 14, Regent-street, in February, A: PORTION of the LIIMARY of Wilkins, Esq., R. A. ; including a ♦ery scarce and fine copy of the Museo Francaise and the Musee Royal. IVATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR ANCE SOCIETY. 159, CORN lIILL, LONDON, And 36, W ESTMORELAND -STREET, DUBLIN. Capital, 500,000!., in 10,000 Shares of 10/. each. PATRON.—His Grace tile DUKE of SOMER S ET, DIRECTOR'S. T. LAMIE MURRAY, Esq., Chairntan. John Elliotson, M.D. F. R. S. I Gawp Ltingley, Esq. C. Farebrother, Esq., Ald. l i Kenneth Maekensie, Esq. H. Gordon, Esq. - John Ra wson E sq . Robert H I Hollow!, E sq ., M. " Joseph Thompson, Esq. PH-rilena Elliotion, M.D., P.R. 6. SIIAGEON—E. S: Symas, Esq. Aar CI B. Weolhouse, Esq., F. R. A. S. 13 axas3its--3lessrs. Wright anal Co. Turn IffiWPAINEIPLE of social esoleority upon which Life Asiur anoe is based is this Society, at the same time admit, the assured. with increased convenience, to all the most valuable advantages of other Social Inatittitions. Erery Member to whom this Society secures a benefit either by a Polley for the whole term of life, or a Deferred Annuity, will enjoy the privilege of borrowing TWO-TRIADS of the amount of his payments, without forfeiture of hie claim, and having seeured one advantage in the Society may, at his option, convert it into another of aluintlont value, or receive its present value in cash. Two-thirds of the payments, after the fifth year, of every policy elapsed, will be returned to his rept - sem:Wives at death. Proof of age admitted on the Policy, and claims payable in three months. Policy not forfeited if the assured die by duelling. Na val and military men assured at moderate rates. No references re quired if the party appear before the Board. Females assured at one year less than tlao actual age. Prerniami may be paid half -3 early, quarterly, or monthly. To facilitate assurances a Board is in daily attendants,. SPECIAL/IN 01 , ANNUAL PREMIUMS TO ♦ISITRE £lOO. Age 24i. I Ag, 30 ,ge 40 ;c 45. I Age O. s. al d. Xs.d. X s. ti. 2s d. s. d. 113 7 Ile 24 4 210 11 218 8 0 4 44 2 Prospectuses, with every variety of Tables, may be had by appli cation at the Office, or at any of the Agents. Communications on tbeformation of Branches and Agencies to be addressed to T. Lamie Murray, Esti,, CO, Cornitill, London. TUF.SDAY. A. Sweepstak es o f 25 sovs. eac h, for two years eld ; colts, B s t. 51b ; fillies, Bit. lib. Half a mile. Mr. Nanney's br. f. Velocity, by Velocipede, out of Harriet, Wedlock's dam ; Mr. R. J. itlostyn's b. c. by Sir Gray, out of Sprig, by Whither; Mr. Mostyn's b. c. Paineau tion, out o f A rc hd uc h ess ; Sir Tp , by Emancipa- . Stanle'. Physician, ou t. o f C owboy ' s dam ; Mr. I y : e older' cs Apotheca ry , b y e. Lepidu s Capt. Lamb's br. e. Sp ee d, by Physician; .-Mr. T. Walters's elt. ; c. Sir Mark, brother to Rococo; Mr. E. Peel's ob. f, Switch, by .Cain, out of Noadle's darn. A Free Handicap Stakes of 30 sovs. each, 10 ft., for three and four years old. Once round and a distance. Three to acce or race. Ac ceptances on or before Ist March. p t Re F our - yea , reeold,-Cardinal Puff, lOst; Abraham Newland, lOst; Prima Warden, Psi:. 101 b; Chit Chat, Wt. 101 b; Pammon, fst. ralb ; Bangalore, 9st. 41b ; Pantomime, fist ; Miss Boae, Bst. 13th; Cantata, est. IllbStafford, Bst. I Ilb ; Parolles, Bst. 101 b; Talebearer, Bst. 1011) ; Lord John, Bst. fib ; Calndar, est. gib. Bollington, Sat. fib; Conservatiee Bst. 31b ; rs.leid of Monton, Bst 71h ; Patroness, Bst. 7lb; Portland, eat, 71b ; Idal.a colt, Bst. 7lb Vi',lct, Bst. 6lb ; Surprise, Bst. Glb; Partheula, Bst. 6lb ; Rachel, Bst. Mb ; Subaltern, Ist, 51b; Metal, Bst, 516; Vitsion, Bst. 51b; Creusca, Bst. 411; ; f. by Camel, out of Peri, Nt, .11b ; The Howdy, 9st. 41b ; Go'dhurst, Bst. 41b ; Bonny Jeek, Sat. 81b ; Mr. Mar. low's c. by Waverley, dam by Abjer, Bt'st. 31b ; f. by Lottery, dam sister to Catterick, Bst. 51b ; e. by Pri am , out of Forester Lass, Sib SiEls 21b ; Valencia, e l se. aelb f. by La nger , out of Patience, Bst. ; r Banirylde, Bst; Agamemnon, tist ;I. out of f. Niolee, 7st. ; by Cadland, out of Maid c.f Mansfield 7st. 12Ib ;Hi Grace, ist. 121 b ; A ct i ve - T a ts, 7st. 10lb ; Isabel, 7st. 101 b; Ar s gtnte, 7st. 101 b; Saeatiord, 7st. 71b; Fairy, 7st. Three years ohl.-Earl Pelret - est. 81b ; Picearoots, 4th ; Ninny, B s t. 31b ; Two, fist. alb; Mr. -Denham's e, by Emancipation, Bst. 31b ; Gad dy, Bst. '2lb ; Vain, Bst, Jibl William May, est. bib ; Gilbert Gur ney, List ; Angela, est Drano, Bst ; 13elloua, tast ; Despatch eole, 7st. 131 b; Brown Duchess, 7st. 13th; Harpu r hey, 7st. 131 h; e. by Priam, out of Lucy, 7st. I2lb ; Fairplay, 7st. I lib •, Eliza, 7st, 1 Ilb ; Spite, 7st. 1 lib ; Rodoro, 7st. 1 Ilb; e. by Muley, out of Miss Orville, 7st. I lib ; - 01 a Bail, 7st, I llb ; Latitude, 7st, 10th; Zillah, 7st. 10th; Crafty, 7st, Bib; Lord de Rossrlgton, 7st, 101 b; Bishopsgate, 7st. fib ; colt, 7st. 91b; Captain Pops, 7st. 81b; Achilles, 7st. 81b ; Sister to Mora'e Pr 7st. 4lb ; nant. 7st. 41b; Prudence, 7st. 41b ; Sister. to Puss, 7st. 41b ; Late Bird, 7st. 41b; Brecongili, 7st ; Nimrod, 6st. 12Ib ; Volusia, 6st. 101 b ; Palestine, Gst. 10itt ; Sir Walter Scott, 6st. fib ; Mr. Wor thington's c. by Olympus, fist. fib; f. by Emancipation, out of Frail ; tist, Jlb. ; Pyramus, Est. 71b ; Warwickshire Lad, 6st. Sib. WEDNE'S,AY, The Dec Stakes of 50 says. each, b. ft., for three years old ; Derby weights. Te start at the Castle-pole, go once round, and finish at the Cornieg.ln-ebair. Mr. Nanney's bi. c. by Belzoni, out of Wedlock's dam, ba Som. lenske ; Lord Westminster's ch. e, Sir Ralph, by Pantalo ,n, out of Basilisk ; Lord Derby's oh, 0. Ole 13u11. by TaUrus, ant ef Mlss Clifton ; Sir. Priceir, al;, f. Zillah, by Rev - eller, out of Morisca by Nlorisce; tt - ,lie T. gtaaloy's b. c. by Tramp cr St. Nicholas, darn Neve, The Stand Cup,value 100 act's., the gift of the Stand Committee, Lolled to a Sweepstakes of 10 toys. each, for all ages; three yrs, Oat. 101 b ; four, Bst. 51b ; five, Bst. 121 b. ; six and aged, 9st. 21b. A winner of the value of 100 sore. in either Plate or specie, once to carry 3lbs., twice slbe., and thrice 71b. extra. T w and a dista nce . ice round Mr, F, Prioe's Ludford, 6 yrs ; Mr. J. Fairlie's. Zoltrab, aged ; Mr, J. Fairlie's eh. e. Abraham Newland, 4 yrs; Mr. T. Stan. lea'e b. e. by St. Nicholas, dam by ei..l ber us , 3 yrs ; Mr. Molyn's b. m. Birdlime, aged; Sir. Buckley's W. h. Diek, 5 yrs ; Captain Lamb's ch. c. Chit Chat, 4•yrs; Gen. Yates's ch. h. Sylvan, 6 yrs. THURSDAY. A gweepstakes of 20 soya. each, for three years old fillies, Sot. 41b. each. O nce reund and a distarree, '1 hree Subscribers or no race ; if six, the second to reerriee back his stake. To close and . name on the (ley of . entry for the Plates. The ilerquis of Westinineter' s Plate, value 100 sovs. in specie, added to a Sweepstakes of 20 sovs. each, be ft. ; three yrs, to carry a feather ; four, est. ; five, 9st. ; six and aged, 9st. 41b. Thrice round the course. Three to start, er the money will not be given. Mr. J. Fairlic's br. g. Zobrab, aged; Mr. J. Fairlie's eh. c. Abraham Newland, 4 yrs ; Mr. Nanney's eh. c. Lard John, by Priam, 4 yrs ; Lord Derby's •ro. c. Percales, 4 yrs; Mr. Mostyn's b. m. Birdlime, aged; Si.r I3uckley's hi. h. Dick, 5 yrs; Captain Lemb'e ch. c. Chit Chat, 4 yrs, Geo. Yates's eh. h. Sylvan, ti yrs. The 13eesten Castle Stakes of 10 sovs. each, with 50 added by the Gentlemen of Cheshire and the Proreipality. One mile and a half. To close and barna on the day of entry for the Plates. trainer. The Palatine Stakes of 50 soya. each, h. ft., for ree ears old cells, Bst. 71b. ; Ist. 21b. ; th ose out of un th tried y mares, or got by untried stallions at the ti me o f nam i ng, allowed :31b. ; those got by untried stallions, and out of untried mares, allowed 51b. fo start at-the Castle-pole, go once round, and finish at, the Coming-in-chair. Lord Westminster's eh. c. Sir Ralph, by Pantaloon (allowed 31 b•); Leval Derby's, ch. c. by Felt, darn Rosalba (:31b.) ; Sir T. Stanley's br. c. Picearoon, by Veltaire, out, of Inheritor's dam ; Sir R. Bulkeley's ch. f. by Aledoro, darn by Whisker, out of Mercu tio's dam. The Cheshire Stelies ef 2.3 sovs. each, with 50 added by the Citi zens of Chester, 15 Goys, ft., and 5 sovs. only if declared on or before the Ist February. Two miles. Mr. A. Phillips's br. g. harlequin, by Bay Mahon, out of Cin derella, 5 yrs ; Mr. F. Price's br. h. Wentworth, 5 yrs ; Mr. J. Fairlie's br. 7 ,. Zolitab, aged ; Sir. J. Fairlie's ch. e. Abraham Newland, 4 yrs ; Mr. Nanney's b. f. Surprise, by St. Patrick, 4 yrs; Lord Derby's ro, C. Parollee, 4 y rs ; Sir. Car ke's b. b. Ma gician, 5 yrs; M r . l'owler's b. m. Mersey, 5 yrs; Mr Houlds -North's b. c. Combat, 4 yrs ; Captain Lamb's ch. e. Chit Chat, 4 yrs ; Mr. T. Walters's br. h. - King Cole, 5 yrs; Mr. E. Peel's oh h. Tarnworth, aged. - • The Roedee Stakes of 10 goys, each, h. ft. with 50 added by the Stand Committee, for three years old, that have run during the week; to start at the two-years-eld post, go once round and in. Übe Wirral' Stakei of 10 star's. each, w i t h 50 added by the Gentle men of Wirral:, for two amid three years obi ; two yrs, Oat, 121 b ; three e'rs, 9st. ; mares and eeldirgs ellowed 21bs, Five Sub scribers or no race. Three quarters of a . .18114. A Produce Sweepstakes of 50 toys. each, h, ft., for three years old ; colts, eat. 41b; fillies, Bst. ; sibs. allowed to either untried stailiens, oe to Mares whose produce has not won, but not to both. Two miles. Mr. A. Phillip's ch, c. by Velocipede, d:ttn Cinderella (allowed 31b.); Mr, Nanney's I)2'. f. by Vcloeini•dia.riarn Harriet, by Filho; Lord Derby's ch. c. by•VelotriPede, out of Arenitle; Sir It. Bee, ley's b. c. by lairdeatcher, out of b...m.•by Peter Lela, opt of Mrs. Suggs (albs.) ; Martinis, of Westmitieter'e tfr, f, by 'Camel, out of P. FERGUSON CAIIROUX, Sec. PROMOTER LIFE ASSURANCE and ANNUITY COMPANY, 9, Chatham Plate, Blaekfriars, London. Established in 1824. PlaucTons. Wm, Goodenough Hayter,Esq.,M,F, Robert Palk, Esq. 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The rates for short assurances, more especially to enable Equi table Policy holders to secure the 1840 bonus, are very low•. Prospectuses, and all requisite information, may be obtained at the Office. Propos Is can be passed daily. 11. SAWARD, Secretary. • N 0 II WICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London ; and Surrey-street, Norwich. Capital .E 350,000. DIRECTORS. PltEstnEscr-44iirard T. 80.. th, Esq. VICE-PRESIDENT—Lige.- Col. Harvey. Anthony Hudson. Esq. Isaac Preston, Esq., Recorder George Morse, Esq. of Norwich William Hearing,, Esq. Charles Evans, Esq. Colonel Sir Robert John Har- Edward Steward, Esq. rev, C.B. Lewis Evans, Esq., AL D. George Seppings, Esq. Thomas Blakistosi, Esq., R.N. Sac arvAnY—Samuel Bignold, Asq. Receipts for the Renewal of Policies whi c h b eeame d ue on t h e 25th of December are ready for delivery, on application as above, or stymy of the Society's Agents established throughout th e kingdom. 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Booth, Egg. raute Preston, Esq., Recorder of Norwich. William Moore, Esq. George Durant, Esq. Charles Turner, Esq. T. 0. Taylor, Esq. F. Noverro, Esq. James Winter, Esq. Peter Finch, Esq. William Cooper, Esq. William Hanes, Esq. &c. &c. SEcr.rrA r—Samuel Bignoll, Esq. Arrem--Richard Morgan, Esq. This Society was founded in 1508, on the equitable principle of mutual guarantee. The Rates of Premium are considerably below those of most other Offices. and the Members enjoy the benefit of Periodical Additions to the Sums assured, which have been already made to the amount of nearly four hundred and fifty thousand pounds. During the last seven Years, more than three quarters of a Mil lion sterling has bean paid by the Directors to Claimants und er Life Insu rance Policies, for assured Sums and Bonusses becomint. due. Member; of tho Society applying as above may have Copies of the original Deed of gettlement, and also of the Rye Laws sub mitted to General lhetiog's in November last, with the proceeding , or the Society in re l at i on thereto. Insurances may b e ef f ected through the medium of the Society's Agents appointed in every considerable Torn throughout the United Kingdom. This Society is wholly distinct from the Norwich Union Fire Office. OPORTO. PARCEL of very superior OLD PORT AL WINES, in quarter pipes, imported expressly fur private families for this season's bottling. They are strongly recommended. and trill be delivered in any part of :London, duty and every ex pense included, at the undermentioned prices :—Por quarter pipe. 201. and 23/ ; per dozen, ,7,35. and 365. GEORGE lIENEKEY and Company. Grar's-inn Wine Establishment, 23. Iligh Holborn, London. Note.--.also a fen• pipes of the above at 801. and 92/. OREIGN SPIRITS. lIIGI-ILAND MALI and CORK WHISKIES, in Glass bottles. At per Dor en . Choice old Pale Brandy. as imparted Cognac Brandy. superior eh, ........................ 002 Hollands. S;lsietlam .................................... Gee Jamaica Rum, very old ...................... 7s to 33s Highland Malt Whisky, 11 per eent eyer , , , roof... 40s The old Cork Whay- ........................... 36s Marsala, finest imprted, per quartet. pipe...ll/. Ils. Bottlas 35. per dovn ; ItampQrs Is. rer doz. 36, llisimasgato-street withia, London.' CURRALL and so:. • ' _ .... :.. , ..,.. :7;:r4C.1...ii.d4 • '----___ , 1 .- 1- .... ,.:,..• , ' ..m . O:P.-?..:: . 4. 7:: , ,: ..... z.„....4,..:,..5. ....,. , / ..: .- • . • 9 ,:. t0...,;,..,.. .A. ----/.. ' / 77 , 'V.:4 •,', ~ . • / r - -- ( -..--„ ... , , ...,,- • - . 4 --- • ---,,-- . „ , ....s. t o t . ',. .... , •-',,, . .... 46? '- 1 , -4, . 1 '•• ' '' ''' .." , --... ' :';'` iti ' i I . ) 4 ... 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Gtens livat, by Cetus or Row ton, out of Camarke ; Mr. J. Bowes na. The Vale of Belvoir ; Mr. F. R. P. ice's ch. c. Dulcimer, by Mi ley, out of Duleamara, by Waxy; Marquis of Westminster's c. by Pantaloon, cut of Honeymoon ; Alarquis of Westminster's c. by Pantaloon, out of Decoy; Marquis of Westminster's c. by The Saddler, out of Flighty, by Young Phantom ; Mr. Nevill's b. c. naluga.ni ; Mr. Houldsworth's br. c. by Flaw da Puta, out of Corset ; Mr. Fowlers b. c. 'Lepidus ; Ifr. Fovvier's be. c. Profli gate, by Emancipation. dam Billingsgate, by •F.lha da Put:; Mr. Wreford's hr. f. by Cams,l, nut of Monii - oia; Mr. Boyce's Boz ; (a l m eal ( i t o .o r a , lo by .1 Mr. Pai n t er ' s b . d . Ernest tho First, by E manc i pation, alit of l E ) C ;i ' y Pt N l Vrito in a L-'ni n grandam Remeinbrancor • mare, sister to. Benedict (foaled in 1812); Air. J. Walters's The Deputy ; Mr. J. %ker.' T h e e r3 tp, b ea y n P . r k itrn , -0" r-ties ,dare:; 'Spelte, by Merchant, out of Zinc ; Mr. E. Pee. Mc. Ti :c De Of Al- I-. •E. br. e. - °nano, out of Trampina, Ly '''ramp; Mr. E. s b. c. Billy, by Brutendorf, dun by Whisker (own s t 0... Emma and 'Maria) out o f .Gib s id e Fairy ; Mr. Jackson' i s ster b. &, Wings, by Skylark, out of Tidings ; Mr. Dixon's. ch. c. Mouns, T taineer, by Aluley, out of Young Sweet Pea ; Mr. Dixon's b. c 1 Hyllus ; Duke of Richmond s Bulwark; Duke - of Richmond's MeuA vier ; - Duke of Richmond's 'f alaria, by Velocipede, out of Monica ; Duke of Richmond's Delos ; Duke of Richmond's Reel ; Mr. W. R;dsdale's b. c. Bloomsbury, by Mulatto, out of St. Giles's d W. Ridsdale's b. e. Mulatto, out of Miss Giles .Lord. Su c. Ver non ; Lord Suftelars b. c. Allan; rord Suffield 's b. c. ' Sphynx ; Lord Suffield's f.- Marie, by Waverloy, out of 13enevo lessee, by Figaro ; Gen. Yates's b. c. Canute ; Mr. Greville's di. f. by Emilius," out of Victoire ; Mr. Thornhill's c. by 12:inilius, out of Mercy; Mr. Thornhill's e. by Emilius, out of Maria. ~r --------- -HES7'ER RACES. IlloND4 I-, illir 7. Stewards —Lord De Tabley and Hon. LI. Kenyon. The Trial S'takes of 15 sows. each, with 50 added by the Stand Committee ; three yrs, Est. 4lb ; four, Bst. (Pb; fire, 9st. 21b ; six and aged, 9st. 611.); mares and geldings allowed 21b. Once round. Four Subscribers or no race. To clot and name on the day of entry for the Plates. A Produee Sweepstakes of 50 cons. each, h. ft. ; colts, ast. 41b ; fillies, Bst. ; 31bs. allowed to untried stallion s , cr out of mares whose produce have not won, but not to both. Two miles. Mr. F R. Price's b. or br. e. Captain Pops, by Priam, cut of Valve (allowed 3lbs.); Mr. Nanny' s b. or br. f. try Belzoni, out of Signorina ; Lord Derby's br. c. by Humplet y Clinker, out of Armida; Marquis of Westminster's b. f. by Pantaloon, out of Banter ; Marquis of Westminster a b. f. Volusia, by Pantaloon ; cut of Ambuscade ; Mr. Mostyn's b. f. by Brutandorf, out oilier High neva (:311eg.) ; Sir 'l'. Stanley's b. or br. c. by Bretatel.7rf out of Henry Mast erton's dam; Sir ft. W. Bulkeley' s b. f. by Teniers, out of Mrs Suggs. The Tradesmen's Plate of 200 sovs. in specie, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 20 sovs. eaeli; 10 ft., and 5 sow , . ft. only if de clare(' on or before the Ist February. Threc to accept or no race. To start at the Castle-pole, run twice round, and end at the Coming-in -chair. Second horse to receive 25 sovs. out of the stakes. Weights to be yublished on the 14th of January. Mr. F. R. Prier's br. h. W ratworth, 5 yrs; Sir E. Smythe's br. h. Master of the Rolls, 5 yrs ; Mr. E. LI. Kenyon's ch. e. Ludford, 6 , yrs ; Mr. 0. F. M eyrick ' s b. e. Drone, 3 yes; Lord Miltown's en. c. Fusil eer, b y Th e Colonel, 4 yrc ; A'r. J. o ' . Fair_ lie's br. re Zohrab, age d ; M r. J. 0. Faiilie's ch. c. Abraham Newland, ' 4 yrs ; Mr. G. Cooke's ch. f. Rachel, 4 yrs; Mr. Bar row's b. m. Catherine, abed; Mr. Bower's b. c. Lord Stafford, 4 yrs; Lord Derby's ro. c. Parolles, 4 yrs; Mr. Illostyn's b. in. Birdlime, aged ; M r . B. Celle:es br. c. C onservative, by Voltuire, 4 yrs ; Sir 'l'. Stanley' s gr . f . Vi o l et, 4 yrs ; Lord Eglititon's b. g. The Potentate, by Langer, 6 yrs; Mr. C. M. St. Paul's hr. h. Galewood, 5 yrs ; Mr. J. Allen's b. m, Vesper, 5 yrs; Mr. Bud:- ley's bl. h. Diek, 5 yrs ; Mr. Fowler's br. h. Heron, 5 yrs ; Mr. Fowler's hr. m. Mersey, 5 vrs ; Mr. Houldsworth's b. c. Combat, 4 yrs ; Mr. Robinson's eh. 'h. Whaley, 5 yrs; Captain Lamb's ch. e. Chit. Chat, 4 yrs ; Mr. T. : Wa I t ers 's b. c. The Prime Warden, 4 yrs; Mr. I'. Walters's bi. le King Cole, .5 yrs; Gen. Yates's eh. h. Sylvan, 6 yrs; Mr. Clarke's b. h. Magician, 5 yrs. A Sweepstakes (4 . 5 sovs. each, with 50 added by the Stand Com mittee, for horses that never won before the day of entry ler the Plates ; three yrs, Oct. 121 b; four, Bst. 21b; live Bst. bib ; s i x and aged, t' st. 1 2 1 b; mares allowed 21b. Three live, or no race. Heats, two miles. To doe° and name on the day of entry for the Plates, PUBLICATIONS. Now ready, the FIFTEEN .PART, price is. 6d. of MR. MIKE'S H ISTORY OF THE LANDED GEN'T'RY; A COMPANION to the PEERAGE anti BARO24iETAGE. Ono more Part will complete this important Work, which comprises a Rographical and Genealogical Account of ALL the EMINENT FAMILIES in the KINGDOM, And upwards of 109,000 Individuals eonnectcd with then ; and is illustrated with Armorial Bearin Portraits, Ste. Henry Celbarn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough -street. • MARKET INTELLIGENCE. (From the London New Price Current of last EVenivg. ) SUGAR.-In the British Plantation Market much inactivity has prevailed this week, the demand for both grocery and re fining descriptions having been rely moderate, a n d i mporters h a v e no t s h own t h at firmiu S 3 which y they did previous to the holidays, and have in most instances submitted to a reduction of Gd. to ls. At auction 90 blids. 23 trs. 11 brls. Barbadoca sold without spirit, low and mid. descriptions at the latter decline, the best sorts mainta'ned their value, fine went at 695. to 70e., good 675. to 683., mid. 64*. 6d. to 663. 6d., erd. 635. ; privately good dry brown Jamaicas have been sold at 62, , . to 635., low mid. Derneraras at 625. 6ti. to 635., good mid. 645. to 655. 6d. The importation of last year has been about 4,500 hhds. kits than in the former year, and the present stock is less by nearly 13,000-hhds. than it was this time twelvemonths. This afternoon there was no impro‘ement in the demand, both grocers and refiners purchasing very sparingly, and ra ther easer prices were agtor submitted to, making the reduc tion since ;he holidays Is. per cwt: The purchas,s for the week, including the public sales of B irbad :es are 1,200 hbds. and trs. 123 hhds. Barbadoes at auction sold at former rat, s, hut they went without spirit, low to good at 64s to 675. 61. The average Gaztte price of Muscovado, which will appear in this night's Gazette, is 425. lid. Refined goods in the early part of the week were in good demand for home consumption and ship ! ing at 6d. advance; sales of double Crushed made at 38s. Ga. ; grocery Lornp v rather under the standard at 78s. to 793.. and thuse passing at 604., but during the last two or three days there has been Very little business doing in any description, but under 3es. 6J, fur double Crushed, and 78s, to 80a. for Lortips rather under and passing the standard there . are not sellers. EAST INDIA.- Bengal sull , ct to the 245. duty has sup ported previous rates, but the home trade hire p urc h ased spa ringly, and apart only of 1,870 bags auction were disposod of, ord. to good white at 645. 6J. to 675. 61 , fine 683. to 705., &nips 645. Gd. to 655. 6d., mid. yelloc 635. ; 1,000 bags aro advertised for auction on Tuesday next. Siam and Manilla are held for previous rates, but there is still very little demand ; 7,000 bags white of the former wilt be offered for public corn. petition on the 16th inst. Of Java there is still no supply. This afternoon the grocers purchased a, aringly of 13fq ) ,, a 1 admissible at the 245. duty, and 1.163 bags 120 I,luls.mht gale sold heavily-, white at former rat es , but Leuven went as , ender hot sale pr ices, m i d. to tine of the former went at 655, 6d, to 695. ; the latter very ord. damp at 45's. to 495., and very inferior black at 40a 6d. to 43.:, Gd. Nloeassas -The arrivals of Vestha% ing b een l arge since our last hove prevented . busteess to any extent, and the only transacticw to report 30 puns. Deznarara at rather cosier prices, good at 355. This, afternoon at aueti3n 15 hhds. Bengal, duty paid, sold at 28s to 295. fir very inferior. Cut' FEE.- hi the British Plantation Market there has been very little business transacted by prita . e coot act; thei e have been several enquiries from the grocers, but the li 'lied guar.- city remaining in importers' hands prevents much business, sod only a few small parcels of clean d, seriptions 'pre be, n disposed of, for which very fu:l prices have been obtained ; no::e has been eff..,red at public sale, and nothing of consequence is advertised : the s'ock is now 1,200 hhds, less that, it was last year at this period ; the importation during the past year has also fallen off to some ext,nt when compared with that of the previous year. In East India no variciois 11-a occurred in the prices of any kind, but the t ransact i ons have been only to a limited extent; Ceylon with cort'ficate has b. en thken very spar ingly by private treaty, 82s. to 83s, paid for a few small parcels of good ordinary- ; at auction 191 bags subject to the 9d. duty went at 54i. for good ord. ; the Impentation in 1337 greatly exceeded that of the fornpr year, and the stock is larger than it was at the close of 1536 ; the operations in Mucha have been confined to a pubic 'sale of 327 bolos, which went at their full value, and were t tken by the home trade, fair and mid. yellowish dent garbled at 775. to 84s. Gd., one lot very good 945. Od the stock is smaller than it was last year. . : This af.ernoon the demand for Foreign was again very mo derate, and of 2,067 bags Rio offsred at public sale only a ' small part found buyers, but former rates were supported, good ord. coloury went at 41s. 6d. to 425., fine fine ord. colour) . 445. to 44s 6d. British Plantation is in steady request, and 60 casks 33 brls. Berbice at auction sold at very full prices, raid. at 106 s. to 1075., ord. triage 3.53. to .50s. Cucoa.—Purchas,s have been very limited ; but in pric(s there is no change. OrLs.—The demand for all descriptions of Fish Oil has bean limited ; the home trade, who are the exclusive buyers, purchas'ng 0.,1y just sufficient to supply their i resent vrants, and holders are not so firm in their demands as they were last week ; a few small sales of Cud have been made at 431 ; We Seal at 45/ , and S out h ern at 29 / . to 311. 103., accordi n g to duality. Sperm has been taken only in small quantities; but buyers have been compelled to pay fully late rates, there not being sellers at any reduction. RICE.—For east India thvre has been a good demand, at 'ull prices ; 1,120 hags Bengal. at public sale, went at 111. 63. , 0 13z. for ordinary to good white. Carolina has supported previous rates, and from the grocers there have been a steady request ; but for export the purchases have been limited. This afternoon Bengal continued in good request, arid 1,291 bags, at auction, sold in some instances at rather stifferprices—mid. to good white at 12s. 6fi. to 13s. 6d. COTTON.—Tho business doing in the Liverpool Market t! is week having been very lii i'ed has increased the dulness here, and the demand for all descriptions has been extremely trio dcrate, the purchases net exceedin; 1,000 bales; but hold rs Jo not seem inclined at present to submit to lower prices, and last week's quotations have undergone no cha nge: f or auction Friday next 466 b a l es, 50 hell bales Swat, 400 ballots Peruvian, 20 bales Bengal, and for 2nd February 6,2G0 bale: .!'!urat, and 700 bales Madr.s ere advertised. TALLOW —The demand It :viol; been brisk for home con sumption, and the stock in impor turs hands getting very light. has produced a further improvement in the prices of P. Y. C. of is. to is. Gd,, and the purch4;es have been very extensive at 46_- 3d. to 475. for first quality ; soap descriptions have been in good THE FAMILY LIBRARY, a New Volume., embellished with Engravings, price Ss., cloth hoards, r_ L I-IE HISTORY OF THE 11ASTILE and its principal Captives, from the Ea r li es t Torino!. By R. A. DAVENPORT. Forming Vol. 64 of the Family Library, Londe's! Printed for Thomas Ten and Son, 73, Cliespside; and may be procured by order of any other Pookseller in. the United killphu. 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NARRATIVE OF A JOURNEY from CONSTANTINOPLE to ENGLAND. Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street, I'ublisher in Ordinary to Her Majesty. This day, in 2 vols. 8ro„ with Portrait, MEMOIRS OF JOSEPH HOLT, GENERAL OF THE IRISH REBELS IN 1798. Edited from his Original 315., WRITTEN BY HIMSELF; i n the possession of Sir W. Bethani, Ulster King at Arms, Keeper of the Irish Records, &a. • By T. CROFTON CROKER, Esq. Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough -street. PRICE OF ri:t IV FAT, p.r stone °lila% PrICO orrallow (a:stated ky th. Tallow Meltz_Nri, PRICE The pricz of good Sturr Candies i$ Candles, per dozen, 7s fit ; in, Sixioen:.e per dozen riffft OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c per I 121 b. Town Ta110w.. ......... ....... 49s ed. Yellow Soap e 4. Yellow Ru55ia............... 47 s 64. I Mottled ... .......... — a fid Whi,e—s. lid. Curd,. ; ,„. 730, —I Cd i, Ditto ............ ...... Gt4Tes Melt in:7 St Lid ••••••• ..... 6As. Al.. Good Dregs .......... - 23 a. 01. . COUNTR" the Itetai! Shops is as fnllevrs .ferior, 6-4. --Moulds 9. 'd. discount for Y CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK. er t.Nartet WkeAL H ar l e y . Beans. 3::6lig , tr , ke BA h '•li.lgt-Arater 54 60f 46 45 28 33 IR 60 2; 30 21 27 50 60 27 31 24 s 4 44 ! , .11 22 20 30- 35 48 44 I i 312 lii 20 .14 62 30 34 20 28 50 (i 4 no 31 29 32 40 00 22 .16 IA ! :30 2 1 1 , 6 61 so 36 20 22 51 5f.4 27 39 20 31 40 64 "27 33 21 22 44 62 23 l7 2 33 31 24 27 54 !7 .34 3; 26 30 54 62 30 24 , 28 56 46 ! 29 18 ! :to 30 28 30 5 2 62 30 34 21 20 s. !r. 0 r. .1. 6 H 73 3 a 39 29 32, SO 4355 42 48 32 34 :34 1:3 44 3 , ' 14 47 St 4) - 40 131 i 40 40 4hl 52 45 - 44 ; 32 44 30 40 rti 44 42 it 43 46 Chtmt-Crf!eld er tik.ogetford L'eu•bury 40 44 37 43 34 35 40 riezu,sry iharteslA:ry •ii.eptoll &Lilo rer 40 4(1 .14 40 48 r. Ed. 00 ou, Si! if,v; bbu E. g: d . ,' 0 0 0 i)E v co% N Per sa: x. 41. s. Fir:A %v I:eat... ••• z 0 0,.t0 :Jr; r; ......... ...•• .27 0 2 0 ThirA ..... WI '25 0 4 , -; 0 1 90Sark, of ttt 46,1t1i a t welazit A -- Jail 4 I'L.r Quarter. 1. IL 6, d Itni ley oat. llt :n. jp,r sack)... u • I. 1.. , (per bz2l .... 43 0 44 0 Bread or.” gall. ).. 1 2 • THE QUEEN's BoOTS.—Tho small but ancient %Wage of K ttou, h, Rw!Athishire, we tho property of Ri c h ar d de Unmet, so early a s th e rt i gu of King Siophen, front whom it became the property of the hair to the Gainsborough Estates. It. tenure is by Rn4ht'a; aervx iae, avid it is a curious fact that lithe Sheriff the s of the caunty co!lect annua ll y a rent of two shit. gs from inhabitants, pro ocreis retina, which can only h transLited `• for the Queen's boots." Th:i may, perhaps, h aat . : been Auflieietit ,in early times to suppl the Quet.n with bo tis fora year, though now it w ou ld scarcely y furnish ax and an ds, even if Queens were to make their own boots, according o the fashion of the day at that time, I LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. ---A very gert,.rat mistake as regards the period of opening thi s li ne 1 fram Birmiagliam to R ug b y prevails, our Contemporaries rs - sorted (and we fell into the error) that the opening would talc() place in Jaauary, 18 33. We have the best authority now for stating that it cannot he opened to the public till about March, 1838, anti that it never wee expected to bli open so early as vas, stated by the whole presa. —Railway Times. BADGERING A BADGER. able occur rence —The following remark , were it not well attested, would be received with considerable doubts ; but its accuracy may be relied on. Mr. S. Sly, of the White Ilan Inn, Weymouth, had a large badger, which he kept in a box in a room in which a dog of the mastiff itni bull-dor, cross-bre , d was also accustom e d to remain. One day the do g , with the feeling peculiar to his species, evincad eager symptoms of a desire to enter into a i n contest with the bad ger , an d , after great exertions, s uccee d e d teari open the box in which the latter was domiciled. A battle was, of from the eonsequencas, that th e v i ctory had decided i n f avour o f course, the im me di ate resu l t , an d i t wouldseem. the dog, who was discovered, although very much lacerated and quite exhausted, anxiously sniffing up the chimney. Search was made for the bad ger, , but w ith out success ; and it wa s hi n t e d '. as a posaibility that th e gentleman might have taken shelter in the chimney, at the only secure retreat from his conquering antagonist. Oa examining the chimney the conjecture was found to be correct, from the quantity of soot that had fallen d "" e . Iles to di s l o d ge tne b adg •r was the next question Th only expedi: at seemed to be that.of lighting a fire, which was had recourse to, and in a ft w raiautes the badger mad , ' - dl 1, 3 aPPztra ace on the top (f the chimney. pan, from tibial) hoe s etion li ue. The peculi ar f ormat i on of his legs preventing his e fell, an d p i tc h e d on the roof of the dwelliag pitched in th e garden, a descent of about thirty feet, without any prog ress t h ere l ie met with a second fall, and sustaining)nb ki 7 This subject %all aff,rd su!ijcct for much cur i ous specula the l eas t bodily inur from hi s aeria l peregr i nat i on tin to the spotaing naturalist, who will exper i ence some diffi ulty in accounting for the means 11 which this u:itowan , iluadru:ied could ascend a chimney, by no means small in it, link 'n'itu , s, and nearly forty feet in heignt.—Sportirl L; Mai/az ine. • Ann Sempte or Drinnan, who %vas sentenced at I2S' Glasgow Circuit Cuo t tq be f4;pt!oed at pdLtleyfor the tnur der of her - child, and who erot her sen'tlice Commuted so tat that she vt.:!s to b 2 imprisoned in :he Bridewull of Ghogovv for five years from the date of its being pronounced, was sent off from Paisley on Monday morning last to undergo tht dunishrnent awarded her. —Scots Tithes. PORATED request at advanced rates, 435. 6d. paid for Archangel, 455.6 d. fo.. Odessa, 445. 6d. for Siberia, 445. for other common sorts; deliveries this week will exceed 3,oooasks; for delivery in the the last three months of this year, s , rer,.l contracts have been entered into at 435. 6d. to 448. ; the stuck is now 11,322 casLa less than it tows last year ; the consumption in 1837 ex ceeded t: at of 1536 by 7,800 casks, sad the sunlics have been greater than iu 1836 by. 3,000 cask = ; pikes are now 2s. 6d, to 3s. above those of last year at this peri_id. Town Tallow is dearer this week. WOOL.—The low descriptions of Por,-ign have been in ex tensive request for home use, and also to supply export orders at improving prices ; public sal,sof Colonial are fixed for the 16th inst., 2,000- bales Australian Tasmanian are advertis;_scl, and it is expected•that the quantity will be increased to 1,000 bales. Tea..--The trade have again purclild very sparingly at the public sales of Free Trade, and a less proportion of the quantity passed has been disposed of this week than sinew the commencement; the biddings, p , rtical Ay during the last two days, have been very languid, and a further reduction in prices of Id. a Id. on black and lid. per lb. on green Tea has been submitted to, making the d-..clikle since the opening of the sale 2d. a 244. on Canton. Fokien Bohca and Cnngou, an d 3cl . a 33d. en Hyson, Young llyson, Twankny, , Gunpowder, and other descriptions. The quantity which has actually found buyers does not exceed a fourth, the remainder being taken in and withdrawn by the proprietors, to prevent a greater depression in value front that noticed above, the quantity brought forward being far mere than adequate to the wants of the trade, and eapitilists not being inclined to make investments at the present rates, which since our last has ruled as follows :-Bohea Canton Is. litd. a ls. 31d. Fukien Is. a Is. 04d ., Congou common is. sd. a Is. 61., good mixed black leaf Is. 71T., blackish leaf strong Is. Bd. a 25., fine and Pekoe kind 2a 6d. a 3s. 4(1., Twankays brightish leaf la. 93d. a Is. 10d., fine 2s. a 2s. ad , flysons ord. 24.5 d., good 23.-Bd. a 3a., fine 3s. 6d. a Ss. id., Imperial 2,=. Bd. a 3s. el, Gun powder 3 5. 45. 61. ; Pekoe 31. 101. a 4s. 4d. ; Young !Tyson 2s. a 2s. 3d. per lb. This afternoon the sale proceeded in the same dull manner as has been the eas-.! for several days past, the buyers purchas ing very moderately of both black and green Teas, and in seine instances rather lower prices was again submitted to. The total quantity wh'ich has now passed the chair is 181,000 rackages, of which only 48.000 have been disposed of. The sale will be brought to a termination ea Tuesday next. At Bristol 6,500 p3ckages are advertiz d. FRUIT. -At auction to-day damaged Zante Currants sold in butts at 503. to 585., ertla. 545. 6d. to 59a. ; Cephalon;a damaged in butts 565. to 58E., crtls.; 593. ; Smyrna ditto, part damaged, in brle., 58s. to 635. ; Chesrne Raisins damaged in boxes and half-boxes, 365. to 375. Suess --Pimento has been in better request, and a steady demand has prevailed by private contract at very full prices. Po pper -prices stiffer ; private purchases amount to 2,000 bags ord. uraifted Sumatra at 4d. ; the public •srles of Cinnamoi advertiz-d for the 224 have been increased to 1,692 bales, 31 chests Ceylon, chiefly of secood and third quality, and 80 chests broken Malabar. is gd. for the 4lb Loa, rRIC.E OF rer Cwt. New Fnelish ?led Clorersss. C3s. 7Os O!i Ditto Ditto — New roreigti Ditto s2s. --s. —s s. ti tiBs. Old Ditto Di tto --s. -- s . N ew White Clover 555. CO,. 70s --3. 04 Ditto Ditto —s. —is. —. New Trefhil lfl.i. Wm. 20s. Old Ditto ..... ... ........... -. 10s. ILs rrefoliura .... ............... lls Ils 2fs nitillish Carravvay ........ ..—is 4 Is. 47;3. Cforegti Ditto ............... —s 4tis. s.ts m-izrider ................. .---11 Us Hs. Rapeseed, Iltigi.,l.: tine 'per La, ------- ----'---- FiICES OF tioPs.: l J. - ii. 5. Fidinhatii Cd•rkt.i. (per csir.) East K -s. Peekets 0 • , 4,. 0.. t* 0 03. Ditto Rags oi, Lid. !ii. is & t• ri. Ns. Mid Keot Pockets 0, •O. - 4 C. to 5 12s, Ditto Bags so to- 3 Isi to 4 0 Stia t (.1. Sc. fl. Ids to 31 10-5, Ye4rl.ngs Oi. flt 1 , Ss. tn 2 le 014 Olds SEEDS.- J..n. 5 rer Oitarter St. PO n :'Fs. 388 4i's Rye Grass 30s. 335. :Zs l'aci-y Grass —s 40s. 45.; Linseed, for feeding Vts 50s --s. Ditto, fer snwing —v. sts 54, rDi,t,to,yfor crushing s 41, 17 3 . -...1 sOs 455. fleinii —4,, 358 465. Per Busittl white Alusfard 103 si.. 13 s , ~ ,,I. Brown Ditto l4s. fit. 14: •i. 'ares t) 1171 :0r....... Foreign t'!4'. 2tl. Pit ICJ'S OF POTATOES .&" --- FIIPITAL, Vcric Reds from tend) 'V. Is. to 3/ 10s. per too Ki Scotch Reds di t t o . "1. 10s. to ?J. 0. ditt. dneys Jerseys O/• t's. t. :rt. 10s. ditto ----2/. Cs. to tl. ; A . dittO ---------- - -- r %ICES OF LEATHER---- ----- Per 11. i. d. to ,1, ! Per lb el. to 4. Crop Hides, r4O to 4011, eac h iO4 1:3 Horse. Ilides, Clerman ...... 10 21 .......—.....1 5 0 -- Sp....;iish ... 12 24 ---50 6.t ...... rttili iiiiie4 , Vitriol - 4'l &, •15 .T 1 11kItt.s • ... .... 1t! 17 : ---—5 O ttr • Ail '2l El:g11,11 Foreign . Foreign IllitN --srstall 2O 21 ur , e , sing Hides ... iri 14 Kips 111 17 ----- ved .... 12 15 nails 7 12 de,t SA‘l,llere i'':isles ... ..... ,14 15 Beliies 4 I Rome Hides, Englii4le • If ronntkil 21.t0 14 p sr !b more t'itit.E OF OIL Rape Oil, brown, per ton, 41 3 1.—Itenned, 36' r, —Li:lite,' Oil, 28' r,. C.ke at V.,,e , lit ---14kpe Cake, prr tor:. 55 . 2. 91 ~~~ ~~ Banter; Marquis of Westminster's br. f. Honour ( I ,libs.) • Mr. Mostyn's b. c. b ness (Tbs. ); 3lr . ftlo,tyn's b. c. by duchess Gibs. ) ; Sir T. S•anlcy's b. a. out of Sir Oliver mare, Eugene 4I;g1113 ch. f. by Recovery, Out of the Nun (31b.) The Doe Stakes of 50 sovs. each, h. ft., for weights. To start at the Castle-pole, /fp at. the Coming-in -chair Sir T. Stanle3's b, c. Apothecary ; Mr. r...prio' s It. Dul cimer, by Mulry, out of Duicatnara, by wotY; Marqu'll w*vt. aninster's r. bt• Largar, dam Laura, by Ci;vtro; Mr. in Si ful 's! n., f. Velocity, b'y Velocipede, out of ilarrlN, Mra - AL:styn's b. v. rapie ' leau, be II Ici;laticri, "sat 01 . Ar4titittaC36 Sir U. W. 13ulkeleys b. C. Jcrri, da rn by Car.tia Piatti, o u t o Fair Jane's dam' ; Mr. T. Walters a eh. c. Sir Mark, brother ft itocreo; Mr. T. Walters's b. c. Sp6lter, by Merchant, ()tit of give. The Palatine Stakes of b 0 sore each, h. ft., fret three years old cubs, Set. 7lb ; fil!ies, Bst. 21b; those out of untried tharrs, GP got by. untried stalli•nis at the time of laming, allolwrd 31bs ; tho: p_et by untried stallinns; and out of untried mares, allowed slb • To start at the Castl e P o l c , go once round, an.i knish at th Coming-in-chair. Sir 1, Stanley's b, c. Aisotbeelvy t silo 2ib.) ; V. Pri.Ni's b. f. The Lmly I'l4 -Jess, by Ni0 1 :11a0 ow of NeYii, 4, • Cervantes; Alarqn,s o, estrninetur e. vy Langar, a:l4 Laura. by Figaro (31b. ); Mr. Most; n's b. e. Flateateher, !Artie -atelier' out of Co ra , P uss ' ; Jam (31b. ); Capt a i n LargWE e . sp ee d, b Physician, darn by Wanton, son of Woful or ban Juan, gratidiPA, by Reme mbrance , ', t(it . 13° '!".".:.;:ct; Mr. 'l'. Walters a car. Sir Mark. brothvr ; Mr. T. Walters 's b. c. Spelter, Mer‘:.har.4 t " o 1840. Produez, Sweefstakcs of 50 says. cat , h, h. ft., for thrrae pars j old; colts, Bst 41b; Bst ; 31bs allowed citkor untried stallions or untried mares, or to mares n how produce has WA WOO, but not to bOth. Two miles. Nanney's b. c.. by Bir,leatelier or Sir Gray, (lam b. m. Georgina, nut of Banshee, by Wel.teek ; Mr. Nanney'e oh. c. by Plenipotentiary, dam 'Signorina, by Champion; Marquis of West minster's hr. c. by Sir doh;,, darn Medina (31b) ; Marquis of Wes!_ rninst , r's br. f. br Laurel, darn Maid of liodour (31b.); Lo r d Derby's el l . I. by Dr. Synta x , darn Errninia (81b.) ; Mr. Price'o b. or br. f. by Pantaloon or Tuiip, darn Valve (slb.).; Sir T. Stanley's b. oi br. e. by Sir John, dam Eugene Aram's dam (alb. ); Sir T. Stanley's ch. c. by Battledore, darn Blue-bell (31b. )i, Sirß. R. 13ulk e l ey ' s b . f . by 13irdeztelier, darn Mrs. Sums (31b. )1 . Sir R. Bulkeley's ch. c. by Battledore, darn Miss Patrick. 1841. A Sweepsta'crs of 50 Ears. eaCh, h. ft., for the produce of EClares, covered in 1807; colt - 14'8st =sib ; fillies, Fat ; thost got by untried sta:l'ollF, or out of-mares shore produce have Haver no; to ho tillowedalb ; no produre no forfeit. Mr. F. R. Pr:re's Valve (allowed 3:b.), covered ha' The Tulip llarquis of Westminster's Morea, by Pantaloon; Sir T. SiaLley's Biue-bell (dlowed albs.), Stumps ' • Sir 'l'. Sta n l ey ' s Lena's dam. (31bs. ), by Stuniiis; Lord Derby's Wagtail (albs.), by Voltaire; Mr. Mostvn's Her Highness (31b5..?, by Voltaire; Mr. Mostyn's ()noun of Truinl.s (albs.), by The Colony! ; Sir R. Bulkoley's Miss Patrick, by Pantaloon ; Sir R. it'. Ilulk e l e y' s h. tn. by Cac cia Piaui, out of Fair Jan e ' s dam (albs.), by .BirdeatclAer. r we" low Ca • ,• i o , " Priam, • •% 1 man rApat s gia,t4 , A threeyAsP44. r ' - ' lil t '."` ', THE FOG OF YESTERDAY, B..tAcen ten .and eleven o'clock a fat;.l aecidentoccre .01 cn the liver to Mr. Henry Pilkington, a ,genitcrna n b c o v ,, e4 40 and WI y ears of age, of the firm of Pal/4;ton and Randall: bii,tie.nlerelnaits residing in Southwark. It appears that the uulerttwate gentle:Tian proceeded in a bo4t from tire Custoin-liouse, fi,r the purpose or going on board a 4•tistl lying in the Poo!. In proceeding down the river, rroin tho dense fog that prevailed, the watorman ran foul - of a cable * which yove•sot the haat, and the unfortunate gentle. ti man beThinge un.ble to swim sank, a'tcr strus;gling a s h ort rne. waterman saved hinb4,lf by clinging to the !w e, Mr. Pilki ngton h as l e f t a tli:lovv a:id four children, to dtplerts their loss. THE NEM SUSPENSION SkFRTy COACH. A number of gentlemen attached to scientific pursuits ors Thursday made au experimental trip to Hayes, Nliddlesex. with Stafford's new Suspension Safety Coach. The parti. - I started> from the Repository of Mr. Grey, Earl street, 131aeltfriars, that gentleman himself ti.king the reins. The vehicle was drawii by four superior g-ey horses--all knee earl rotaele. The tests on the present occa,iwi we. purpoaely for showing the increased speed at which the now coach would be.thiren with p rfeet, safety, owing to its pPeuliar build, which. by calculation, is one horse less in draught thrn the ordinary coaches. The day, it need hardly be stated, was-exceediagly fine; and it really was 3' sight as beautiful as -surprisieg a'e the new vehicle with its complement of pJs‘eagerg...s. light a: n fairy," and safe as an easy chair en casrors—fly at the rate of a mile per two mina's; and a half—a triumph. of real old English principles —straw and oats-verstrs coal AAA coke. Grey on the box with the tibands in his hand„ as proud as did Wellington at W..terloJ on tine artereo3a of the . 18 h, sing his cattl e ( greys ) pranced .u'osp as if they too were- coascious that " the new 15utitrers,©a 63sfsty Coach cannot be upset." The grand delideratim of the invention is perfect, s..fety under every inequality of the roads—the breaking or coming off of a wheel, turniag over p, - ratel or other heaps of from ore to three feet in heigke, extreme speed, and in al eharp turnings, for, dike Paddy's gun, it is perfect in sh toting round a comer. There is, std a t much less Weil? tetlr..-tIV O eeOta the patent suspension principle wearing out three of the olal and dangerous construction. There are yet e th er a d vantages which would ac c r ue were the suspension princi;le genveally adopted ; for example, a great sat lag would arise ot. the pre.. sent enormous amount of the county 'rates, by the roads being of a rounded rather than of a flat surface, which Insiders the drainage, and renders frequent renovati e n cf the row's neee nary. L et t i n horses, also, become novel. so ten tire, and run to the tight and left, there will be no rocking or Side motion. It may rot be superfluous agsin to describe the principles of the invention. The coach, then, is built es the plan of the ordinary mail and stage-ccachea, with s;,acious front and hind boots for luggage ; but instead of the usual surings placed beneath the body, tad •consetuseatly below the centre of gravity, which always renders a coa'..-lt liable to overturn from inequalities on the road, the body of this carriage is suspended considerably ;.bove the centre of gravitation, even when loaded with its full enmpleraent of passengers. This is effected by two upright supp or t erA r i s i ng fi - om the bed s an d ax l es, and passing p up between the hat, and the boots. The tops of these supporters ereAurraontated by elliptic springs, to which is :Axed one. half or the shifting centre of gravity ; the other half is atteched to the body of the coach, and rests upon the other. The French Govern ment, with th,t activity for which they ere remarkable in all that relates to improvements in travelling, have taken up the inciple, and Messrs. Chaplin and Co., perhaps the largest coach-contractors in England, have cligag(d the new cosels, which is regularly performing its journeys ties perfect s,ati be:ion front London to Nottingham, and others are building on the sante pinciple. Mr. Grey brought his party back to town in the same gallant style in wh;ell he set out ; and every person was completely , satisfied of the incontrovertible pria_ ciple of the patent which her Majesty has been graciously pleased to extend to Scotland and Ireland, as well as t o land and Wales. ------- - On Wednesday, as the Di to 977 Manesto, a vrssel of a b out 800 tons burden, vas in the .t nurse di of being; diQclizrged of her cargo, an accitlent of a serious nature• oc curred. The vessel, which had only arrived a few days affo, from Jamaica, with sugar, and was lying at the West India Docks, was almost cleared, when a number of hog-sheath of sugar, which hal been incautiously placed on one side of the deck, overbalanced her, and a 1 nor man who was at the time working. at the crane was struck by a part of the ironwork of that machine, and severely injured, The vessel being fave.reil by ropes to the shore, was prevented from falling outwards, i n w hi c h case she would inevitably have sunk and by attaching roves to her, an 1 carryin47 them across ewe dock, she was, by the efforts of about 100 Rica, got up again witlmut any damage to the remaining part of the. cargo, Latter; from Paris say that the Duke de Nemours intends to pa) a visit to Lis s'ster at Cotta g.' i4e wishes, it seems i to make the acquaintatiaba of a yo.mg Princess of nue of the :`ueril houses of Saxony, rlio has been propc,asa to hi m , s a wife. In that case another Protestant Prim likely to ferns en alliance witii the reiunlri, tintin g the whole of ,zit. rday the 4 su`ourba metro oil. 21/ wer.2 v'site.l with a f og which- ups not very dot„, c . xe interval s , t 11 a b out f our o ' clock in the alrzt.naon. ,e when it he. cane so thick that all out-of door basi'.'•ess•itaa coottplet.ly at a stand-still. So very dens , was the fog that ;, - in Itcaor. in the streets, end tin, piivato 4itts in the shops, wars who!ly t.tiA ss. Many accidents t - ccurred cons( quEne. In NA- • boro, near t'iu bottom of King-street, two -c cabs ame dab against catli er, a..d by the sl.o k both drivvrs V.O t! out, an I one or them had his coilar-bone distotated. A littl© lower do,cn a woman, in entleavourint, to era's the road, was knockei do.vn by a butcher's cart and rery much butt About six o'clock the onantb.:ses stopped running, a d eis ervi hackney coachs left the streets. It was impassible !et them to prate: d v.ithout the greatest danger, a:though a number of men knl bo,s were bus'iy employed in going be!ere with • torchee. 'filo same lan was adopted with tho them ecnotaiag coaches, which nevcri.heless were greatly attIONI 11.13 in thieves took aivautage of the temporary daski tarla'ociur th i • v,catior , . A ge, tleman named Rawlings, wt.& ft. sides in Camdt - n-town, w: s hthtled bi three well tirelto-d - fed_ low.; opposite St. Giles's Church, and rubbed s-f- his • eft ; he have tie elsrm, but the thivve3 esca,ed. A b or b-ead wi. t aken from a bak,-r's shy, in Tottenham-con t-read. and a c'otak fr the doo r o r a d raper in the same as.te .t. It On the river busine s a-es near:y at a 11,0 ;Gravesend, Greenwich an i Woolwich stea rers d:d tot run durii g the day, and several vessels on their way so London brough'-u,t at Gr..vese l d oxing to the haziates• of the wea ther. A number of steam sh;ps from the Continent and ca• rites ports of the United Kingdom were uaahle to retch the Pool, it not belt g considered safe to bring them tap in tho fog. The departure of many vessels seas es - ) de e Dtirini; the whole day the fog, was so thi c k on t h e rrve. that 1E was a mater of diffi cu l ty to row a bat across the steeam cut cominp.; in contact with the tiers of shipping *Ed thLie mo ring -chains. One of the labourers employed at Davis's-uh.rf fell tram the landing-place between tune and ton o'clock yesterday morning into the water, but being a good swimmer he was enabled to reach Pickle herring Stairs, about twenty )ards, from the spot, with no other injury than wet clothes. The following singular accident occurred in the afternoon,. O. e of the Paddington omnibuses was proceeding along Cheapsido, is hen an outsid who t e passenger, rather int ox i cate d , ook hii bellin•l the coactiman, was suddeuly missed. The coach was s topp 0 , 1, and the utmost al was felt both by - coacht-nan and coaductor lest the man arm shoald bare b. es run over. After a short' delay he was 'Jetted lying unhurt on some s h eep ' s hides in a butcher's cart, which had come slightly in contact with the omnibus a rnimute Cr precious. In 3 vols. p.st Bv o . II A F F Ii A L L. By ROBERT SULLIVAN, Esq WILL BE PUBLISHED IN A FEW DAYS. Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough -street. —•-- - - -------__ - 1 MRS. TROLLOPE'S NEW NT0111( ON AUSTRIA. In Two Vole. Svc, with Numerous Characteristic Engravings by llervieu, 1 VIENNA By ? u p s. T O THE LL opF Author of " Domestic Manners of the Americans," " Paris and the Parisians," &e. WILL BE PUBLISHED ON THE 2Orri INST. 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